15 Best Neoliberalism Podcasts

1. The New Liberal Podcast

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The New Liberal Podcast dives into the deep end of policy, politics and identity and hosts the economists, academics, industry leaders, thinkers and politicians whose ideas are shaping society.MORE Host Jeremiah Johnson
Producer/Network Center for New Liberalism
Email ****@neoliberalproject.org
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Apple Rating 4.1/5Apple Reviews 256Facebook 1.1KTwitter 82.3K Avg Length 49 min Format Long form Since Jun 2018 Get Email Contact Get access to full database of 2.7M podcastsCreate podcast lists, export in spreadsheet or CSV file with email contacts and start your podcast outreach in minutes.Sign Up for Free with Email Continue with Google

2. Brave New Europe

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Brave New Europe publishes expertise with a radical face and attitude concerning European politics and economics. They promote critical thinking and the creation of an alternative to neo-liberalism. Tune in to the Neo-Liberalism in the EU podcast episodes of the BNE to understand the ideology of neoliberalism.MORE Email ****@braveneweurope.com
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Facebook 1.1KTwitter 7.9K Since Jun 2016 Get Email Contact

3. Dead Pundits Society

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Forging a new left agenda in the midst of our neoliberal hellscape -- Join us weekly for the best news and analysis from a left perspective.
Producer/Network Dead Pundits Society
Email ****@gmail.com
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Apple Rating 4.4/5Apple Reviews 305Facebook 1.4KInstagram 32 Avg Length 72 min Format Long form Since Mar 2017 Get Email Contact

4. Crawdads and Taters: Red State Rebels

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We are writers, activists, and leftists who come from two of the reddest states in the country, Oklahoma and Idaho. Red, in this sense, may refer to the indigenous, socialist, and labor histories of these states, as well as the right-wing fascism that they're known for today. As rebels, we use a class-based, leftist lens to analyze current events and political issues. We talk about the many ways neoliberalism provides a breeding ground for fascism, and we examine revolutionary frameworks and movements that support our collective survival. Subscribe: https://www.patreon.com/crawdadsandtatersMORE Hosts Birrion Sondahl, Erin McCarley
Producer/Network Erin McCarley and Birrion Sondahl
Email ****@sondahl.com
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Apple Rating 5/5Apple Reviews 14Twitter 9 Avg Length 76 min Format Long form Get Email Contact

5. State of Power

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Let us introduce you to some of the fascinating people we work with to help you make sense of the world's most complex challenges. In this podcast we share our research, explore alternatives to the status quo and give a platform to scholars and activists who are at the forefront of the fight against the current neoliberal order. We believe there are alternatives to this world and hope you do too.MORE Hosts Dennis Burke, Nick Buxton
Producer/Network State of Power
Email ****@tni.org
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Apple Rating 5/5Apple Reviews 14Facebook 21.8KTwitter 26KInstagram 32.2K Avg Length 53 min Format Long form Since Mar 2019 Get Email Contact

6. Activist Class

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A political podcast set in the neoliberal capital of the world.
Producer/Network activistclass
Email ****@gmail.com
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Apple Rating 4.9/5Apple Reviews 94Facebook 291Twitter 1.3KInstagram 737 Avg Length 60 min Format Long form Since Oct 2019 Get Email Contact

7. Green Wave

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Green Wave showcases some of the best articles from the Green European Journal - Europe's leading political ecology magazine offering green & progressive ideas and analysis. For the text version of the articles and printed editions go to greeneuropeanjournal.eu, or follow the journal on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @GreenEUJournal. MORE Producer/Network Green Wave - Green European Journal
Email ****@gef.eu
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Apple Rating 5/5Apple Reviews 7Facebook 5.9KTwitter 13.7K Avg Length 19 min Format Short form Get Email Contact

8. Clay Links - The Antifa Supersoldier Podcast

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Clay Links is a podcast. Two comrades, Seba Rua and Kev L'Estrange, fight the fascists with the tools of humour and mockery. Spread agitprop and break down the lies of the neoliberal media apparatus. Soros funded & endorsed. Subscribe to hear what an Antifa Supersoldier sounds like and how you can become one too!MORE Producer/Network Seb Rua & Kev L'Estrange
Email ****@gmail.com
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Apple Rating 3/5Apple Reviews 2Facebook 24Twitter 1.4K Avg Length 45 min Format Long form Since Jan 2020 Get Email Contact

9. Inside the Text

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Plumbing the depths of pop culture and finding out how capitalism sucks and is interesting in the process. Host Jedd Cole brings together philosophical and literary tools to tease apart the ways movies, music, stories and ideas make sense (out) of life, society and politics.MORE Producer/Network Jedd Cole
Email ****@gmail.com
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Apple Rating 5/5Apple Reviews 4Twitter 463 Avg Length 36 min Format Medium form Since Sep 2019 Get Email Contact

10. Evidence of Design

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Evidence of Design is a live call-in talk show about the political economy, namely the the relationship between our political choices and economic outcomes. This show investigates and critiques the political-economic ideology of neoliberalism, or the belief that a free-market, small government, privatization, and financialization are the best ways to run society. Generally lacking in public discourse is appropriate attention given to vastly unequal distributions of income and wealth. This show attempts to bring the inequalities produced by neoliberalism to the forefront...MORE Producer/Network Evidence of Design
Email ****@gmail.com
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Facebook 74Twitter 7 Avg Length 55 min Format Long form Since Sep 2020 Get Email Contact

11. Disrupting Prison Policy

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On 12th January 2024, an International Prison Policy Workshop was organised by the Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice for a closed group of policymakers, prison staff, academics, prison oversight bodies, chaplains, and civil society organisations. Its origin centred on a need to create a space to reflect on the consequences of imprisonment on families; to reimagine what may possible in relation to the imprisonment of women; and to explore new ways of thinking about prison policy more broadly...MORE Producer/Network Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice
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Apple Rating 3/5Apple Reviews 4Twitter 120 Avg Length 27 min Format Medium form Since Oct 2019 Get Email Contact